This document discusses the different types of pronouns in English. There are 7 types of pronouns: personal pronouns like I, he, she; reflexive pronouns like myself that refer back to the subject; intensive pronouns that emphasize the subject; demonstrative pronouns like this, that which point to things; indefinite pronouns like some, none; interrogative pronouns used to ask questions like who, what; and relative pronouns like which that relate two sentences. Personal pronouns can be singular like I or plural like we. Reflexive pronouns reflect back to the subject. Demonstrative pronouns point out specific people or things.

1. TYPES OF PRONOUNS
Group AGroup A
Aisha AbidAisha Abid
Parts ofParts of
SpeechSpeech

2. THE WHAT & WHY OFTHE WHAT & WHY OF
PRONOUNS :-PRONOUNS :-
 Root = a word that replaces a noun
 To avoid repetition
 Antecedent= noun replaced
 Ibtisam is my brother.He is in your English
class.
 Ibtisam = antecedent. He = pronoun.

3. TYPES OF
PRONOUNS:

4. 07 KINDS OF
PRONOUNS
1. PERSONAL = refers to persons, he, she
2. REFLEXIVE = refers back to the subject
3. INTENSIVE = emphasizes the subject
4. DEMONSTRATIVE = points to with
gesture
5. INDEFINITE = unsure, some, few
6. INTERROGATIVE = question words, who
7. RELATIVE = relates 2 sentences (which)

5. PERSONAL PRONOUNSPERSONAL PRONOUNS
SINGULARSINGULAR
 I, me, my
 you, you, your
 he, him, his
 she, her, her
 it, it, its
PLURAL
 we, us, our
 you, you, your
 they, them, their

6. REFLEXIVE PRONOUNS:
reflect back to the subject
 A pronoun is used as
an object that refers
back to the subject.
 I saw myself in the
mirror.
 Kim wrote a note to
herself.
 Dick shot himself on
the foot.
 They served themselves
last.

7. INTENSIVE PRONOUNINTENSIVE PRONOUN
An intensive pronoun emphasizes its
antecedent.
I myself saw him.
She herself organized the concert.
The president himself has denied the
rumor.

8. DEMONSTRATIVE PRONOUNSDEMONSTRATIVE PRONOUNS
 Points out specific persons/things.Points out specific persons/things.
 I hate this.
 Did Megan give you that?
 She wants these.
 Will you be using those?

9. INDEFINITE PRONOUNSINDEFINITE PRONOUNS
Some like it hot.
None wants it cold.
All are happy.
All are equal, but some are more equal.

10. INTERROGATIVE PRONOUNSINTERROGATIVE PRONOUNS
-Pronouns used to ask a question.
What is the answer to the last question?
 Whose book is this?
 Who are you?
 Whom did you send to the store?
Who, Whom, Whose, What, When, Where,

11. RELATIVE PRONOUNRELATIVE PRONOUN
 RELATIVE
PRONOUN RELATES
TO A PRECEDING
WORD
(ANTECEDENT)
AND JOINS TO IT A
DEPENDENT
CLAUSE
 2 JOBS: A PRONOUN
+ A CONNECTOR
She is a woman.
She runs for mayor.
 She is the woman, who
runs for mayor.
You saw the house.
It is historical landmark.
 The house that you saw
is a historical landmark.

13. 7 KINDS OF PRONOUNS:
 PERSONAL= REFERS TO PERSONS
 REFLEXIVE= ACTION BACKTO SUBJECT
 INTENSIVE= EMPHASIZES ACTION
 DEMONSTRATIVE= POINTS WITHA
GESTURE
 INDEFINITE= UNSURESOMEORFEW
 INTERROGATIVE= QUESTION WORDS
POINTS TO PONDERPOINTS TO PONDER

14. QUESTION NO:01

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